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BYU sending 19 athletes to NCAA championships, including its ‘one-woman wrecking crew’ Original

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By Doug Robinson 
| Deseret News
Type BYU qualified 19 athletes for this week’s NCAA Track and Field Championships, including defending indoor national champions Carter Cutting and Jane Hedengren. The meet will be held, as usual, at the University of Oregon. The men will compete Wednesday and Friday, the women Thursday and Saturday. “Jane is a one-woman wrecking crew.
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2 Utah high school runners make noise on national stage

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By Doug Robinson 
| Yahoo Sports
Jackson Spencer and Josh Hamblin produced two of the greatest track and field performances ever by high school athletes in post-season competitions last weekend. Spencer, a senior from Herriman High who has signed with BYU, won the mile at the annual Hoka Festival of Miles in St. Louis with the fourth-fastest time ever by an American high school athlete: 3:57.24. Two other athletes also dipped under four minutes in that race.
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Victor Wembanyama is changing the game with his generational talent. It’s on display in the playoff chase

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By Doug Robinson 
| Deseret News
What would happen if an athlete came along who was so dominant and overpowering that it made it all unfair? Someone who tipped the scales dramatically in his team’s favor to the extent that he might ruin the game itself. Someone who changed everything, a disrupter, like cell phones and AI. What happens when a Victor Wembanyama comes along? Wembanyama, the San Antonio Spurs’ rising star, won the genetics lottery. He’s a physiological wonder.
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